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AdrianoKF
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AdrianoKF
7y ago
IIRC, Espressif (the company behind the ESP32) is working on a clang/LLVM port to the Xtensa architecture, which would enable a Rust toolchain.
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AdrianoKF
8y ago
This summarizes my struggle when getting my feet wet with custom Ansible playbooks. Having a bunch of `main.yml` files open in your editor and trying to figure out what exactly it is you're currently looking at greatly increases cognit
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AdrianoKF
8y ago
If you want to go for lowest cost possible, you can find tons of cheap hardware on AliExpress (search for "8ch logic analyzer", they go around 10 bucks). While these vendors usually just tell you to use Saleae's software, you
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AdrianoKF
9y ago
Not sure if the ship was named after it as well, but Permit A38 references a scene from an Asterix and Obelix animated film ( https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Passierschein_A38; https://www.youtube.com/wat
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9y ago
The RAM was only integrated on the SoC on earlier models (called a package-on-package, PoP -- see https://elinux.org/RPi_Hardware#Components ) Later versions (I think starting with RPi 2) have a separate DRAM chip on the bot
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9y ago
As far as I can remember, the system-on-chip architecture limits the maximum amount of RAM to 1 GB (I'll try and find an official source, it's probably somewhere in the BCM283x peripherals documentation). Not to say Broadcom could
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9y ago
"A Review of Criticality Accidents" ( http://permalink.lanl.gov/object/tr?what=info:lanl-repo/lare... ) provides a history of such incidents - an interesting, albeit quite shocking read! Quite ironically,
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10y ago
Then again, you also have the payload manufacturer and other involved parties, which are not managed by Musk. Either way, a lot of hard work has gone up in flames, and people will be understandably disappointed.
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10y ago
Judging by the Wikipedia articles, Amos-5 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amos-5 ) and Amos-6 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amos-6 ) use entirely different satellite buses. Amos-5 uses the Russian-b
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AdrianoKF
10y ago
I would venture a guess that the font defines multi-letter ligatures for all the redacted words, therefore cannot detect any context.
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12y ago
More details can also be found on the ISEE-3 Reboot Project blog at http://spacecollege.org/isee3/
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ISEE-3: On Track To Come Home
(hackaday.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Oh, didn't know there was a follow-up to his original tutorial - I'll have a look at your resources when I get back from work!
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12y ago
Looks great, will keep an eye on this! I also really enjoyed James Molloy's OS kernel development tutorial at http://www.jamesmolloy.co.uk/tutorial_html/ , which takes you from "Hello World" to some real